Kapellbrücke is the oldest and most visited wooden bridge in the world, built in 1333. The bridge offers spectacular views of Lake Lucerne and the city's skyline. Take a stroll across the bridge to see the Water Tower and the many paintings which line the ceiling.
The Lion Monument is a memorial to the Swiss guards who were killed in 1972 while protecting the French King Louis XVI during the French Revolution. This sculpture represents the last moments of a noble and fierce lion which will remain carved into the wall for eternity as part of the heartbreaking tale of the Swiss Guards.
The Swiss Museum of Transport has over fifty vintage aircraft and authentic vehicles on display, including trains, locomotives, airplanes, and cars. The museum also has a Planetarium and an interactive exhibit on the history of Swiss Transport.
Take a break from the sightseeing and grab a table at the famous Wirtshaus Taube restaurant. Enjoy a true Swiss lunch, with an extensive menu featuring rosti, cheese fondue, and meats like veal and beef with a glass of local wine or beer.
The Glacier Garden is an exhibition that depicts the geological history of the Alpine region through interactive exhibits and presentations of a glacier pothole with ancient irrigation channels. Take a walk inside and be amazed by the exhibits and cannons.
The Swiss architect Jean Nouvel designed this theater and concert hall in a state-of-the-art style. The Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre (KKL) hosts many world-class opera and classical music performances throughout the year. The imposing building overlooks a beautiful lake shore.
Finish the day off by exploring the vast waters of the beautiful Lake Lucerne by boat. You will have a chance to see the Swiss Alps and Lucerne city from a new perspective. Relax and enjoy the views with a drink while admiring the many Lucerne's attractions from the calm waters of the lake.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Richard Wagner Museum or the Swiss Alp Museum. For less time, you can drop one of the attractions, and it is suggested to drop the Glacier garden and make way to the Swiss Museum of Transport early for a comprehensive experience being the biggest museum in Lucerne.